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Changes to cannabis laws could see return of community impact fees - Vimarsana News

Changes to cannabis laws could see return of community impact fees

With more than 400 licenses issued to retail establishments, community impact fees come under scrutiny; may have to be returned to businesses

Source: yahoo.com
New Joint Venture to Boost Circularity of Secondary Plastic Packaging - LyondellBasell Industries (NYSE:LYB) - Vimarsana News

New Joint Venture to Boost Circularity of Secondary Plastic Packaging - LyondellBasell Industries (NYSE:LYB)

ROTTERDAM, Netherlands and HOHENWESTEDT, Germany, June 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- LyondellBasell and AFA Nord, a leading recycler of agricultural film, have agreed to create a 50:50 joint venture that intends to recycle

New Joint Venture to Boost Circularity of Secondary Plastic Packaging - Vimarsana News

New Joint Venture to Boost Circularity of Secondary Plastic Packaging

/PRNewswire/ -- LyondellBasell and AFA Nord, a leading recycler of agricultural film, have agreed to create a 50:50 joint venture that intends to recycle post...

Parabola Center Announces 50 Partners In Effort To Boost Independent Cannabis Businesses - Vimarsana News

Parabola Center Announces 50 Partners In Effort To Boost Independent Cannabis Businesses

“Social equity, craft, and disadvantaged business operators should be driving the discussion on how to design a national regulatory framework for cannabis.”

Look Ahead, Pittsfield: Spring break here for students, but city officials have plenty on their schedule - Vimarsana News

Look Ahead, Pittsfield: Spring break here for students, but city officials have plenty on their schedule

PITTSFIELD — The week begins with a lull in activity as the Bay State marks Patriot’s Day, but revs up quickly as officials knock down city business in advance budget hearings on the fast approach. On Tuesday, the Police Advisory and Review Board meets to handle regular case reviews, and discuss new policy review language with Police Chief Michael Wynn, not long after his appointment to the statewide commission tasked with developing a professional police certification system for officers. And on the recreation front, opposition is growing against the mountain bike skills course the...